Cutting Machine With Environment Control Arrangement

ABSTRACT

A power saw machine for cutting a work piece includes a supporting frame, a cutting blade, and an environment control arrangement which includes a cutting table base, a sliding vacuum hood, and an outlet. The cutting table base is slidably supported by the supporting frame for supporting the work piece. The sliding vacuum hood has a narrow collecting chamber with a continuous inlet for directly contacting with the work piece to omit a spatial gap between the narrow collecting chamber and the work piece, wherein during the cutting process, a cutting portion of the cutting blade is entered into the narrow collecting chamber through the continuous inlet for cutting the work piece. The outlet is provided at the sliding vacuum hood for sucking residual debris of the work piece within the narrow collecting chamber during the cutting process.

CROSS REFERENCE OF RELATED APPLICATION

This is a non-provisional application that claims priority to U.S.provisional application, application No. 62/916,644, filed Oct. 17,2019, the entire contents of each of which are expressly incorporatedherein by reference.

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BACKGROUND OF THE PRESENT INVENTION Field of Invention

The present invention relates to a power saw machine, in particular to asaw machine with a slidably mounted cutting table system that has anintegrated environment control arrangement that effectively collect theresidual particles ejected during the cutting process so as to improvethe quality of air in the environment.

Description of Related Arts

Conventional cutting machines are widely used in various industries forprovision of rapid and high quality cutting of such construction andmanufacturing materials as granite, marble, slate, pave, brick,ceramics, and masonry. A conventional cutting machine generallycomprises a cutting platform for supporting a work piece thereon, and acutter head which is suspended and supported above the cutting platform,wherein the cutter head comprises a cutting blade driven by a motor tocut the work piece laid on the cutting platform. In particular, thecutting blade is rotated at a spin direction to define a cutting pointat the circumferential edge of the cutting blade, wherein the frontcutting point of the cutting blade contacts with the work piece to cutthrough the work piece.

Referring to FIGS. 1, 2 and 3 of the drawings, a conventional power sawmachine 1 equipped with a traditional environment control arrangement 2illustrated to be ejecting residual particles 31 from the cuttingprocess 3. A conventional power saw machine 1 is comprised of asupporting frame 11 and a cutting head arrangement 12. A supportingframe 11 is comprised of a structural frame 111 and a cutting table 112slidably mounted on the structural frame 111 for supporting a work piece113. A cutting head arrangement 12 is comprised of a driving motor 121and a cutting blade 122 that is driven to rotate by the driving motor121. The cutting head arrangement 12 is supported by the structuralframe 111 to be overhanging the cutting table 112, thereby positioningthe cutting blade 122 such that it can engage the work piece 113 to cutit.

A traditional environment control arrangement 2 comprises a collectingchamber 21 that is concave in shape, wherein the opening of thecollecting chamber 21 defined as the inlet 211 is positioned to befacing towards the cutting table 112 and the base of the chamber ispositioned to be facing away from the cutting table 112. The base of thechamber is to have an opening defined as the outlet 212 where there is asuction source 22. The suction source 22 is positioned whereby thecollecting chamber 21 can communicate suction from the outlet 212, anopening with a smaller area, to the inlet 211, and opening with a largerarea. If the inlet 211 and outlet 212 areas have a large difference, thesuction force left at the inlet 211 generated by the suction source 22will be greatly weakened. To compensate a stronger suction source 22 istraditionally needed which correlates to costlier investment of astronger vacuum for the user. If suction is insufficient it will notcreate enough negative suction force of the nearby residual particles 31ejected from the cutting process 3 to effectively capture it.

Referring to FIG. 3 of the drawings, an illustration of a conventionalpower saw machine 1 equipped with a traditional environment controlarrangement 2 ejecting residual particles 31 from the beginning to theend of a traditional cutting process wherein a spatial gap 32 alwaysexists between the collecting chamber 21 inlet 211 and the work piece113, as a result the suction source 22 must generate a substantialamount of negative suction force to effectively collect all ejectedresidual debris 31 from the cutting process 3.

SUMMARY OF THE PRESENT INVENTION

The invention is advantageous in that it provides a power saw machinewith an environment control arrangement that effectively collect theresidual particles ejected during the cutting process so as to improvethe quality of air in the environment.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide a power saw machinewith an environment control arrangement, which comprises a slidingvacuum hood for directly contacting with the work piece to omit aspatial gap between the narrow collecting chamber and the work piece soas to enhance the suction force for collecting residual debris of thework piece.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide a power saw machinewith an environment control arrangement, wherein the sliding vacuum hoodhas a narrow collecting chamber with a continuous inlet to receive acutting portion of the cutting blade so as to effectively collect theresidual debris within the narrow collecting chamber when the cuttingportion of the cutting blade contacts the work piece.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide a power saw machinewith an environment control arrangement, wherein the work piece is notonly secured between the material guide of the cutting table base andthe forward plane of the sliding vacuum hood for preventing any unwantedmovement of the work piece during the cutting process, but also biasedagainst the forward plane of the sliding vacuum hood for minimizing thespatial gap between the work piece and the sliding vacuum hood so as toeffectively collect the residual debris of the work piece.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide a power saw machinewith an environment control arrangement, wherein the opening areadifference between the continuous inlet and the outlet is relativelysmall to minimize the suction loss of the suction source to the narrowcollecting chamber, so as to effectively collect the residual debris ofthe work piece.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide a power saw machinewith an environment control arrangement, wherein the continuous inlet isformed in multiple planar surfaces to receive the cutting portion of thecutting blade during the cutting process.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide a power saw machinewith an environment control arrangement, wherein the environment controlarrangement can be incorporated with any existing power saw machine.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide a power saw machinewith an environment control arrangement, which does not require to alterthe original structural design of the power saw machine, so as tominimize the manufacturing cost of the power saw machine incorporatingwith the environment control arrangement.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide a power saw machinewith an environment control arrangement, wherein no expensive orcomplicated structure is required to employ in the present invention inorder to achieve the above mentioned objects. Therefore, the presentinvention successfully provides an economic and efficient solution forproviding an environment friendly configuration for the collecting theresidual debris of the work piece during the cutting process.

Additional advantages and features of the invention will become apparentfrom the description which follows, and may be realized by means of theinstrumentalities and combinations particular point out in the appendedclaims.

According to the present invention, the foregoing and other objects andadvantages are attained by a power saw machine for cutting a work piece,comprising:

a supporting frame;

a cutting head arrangement which comprises a cutting blade driven torotate for cutting the work piece during a cutting process; and

an environment control arrangement, which comprises:

a cutting table base slidably supported by the supporting frame forsupporting the work piece on the cutting table base;

a sliding vacuum hood having a narrow collecting chamber with acontinuous inlet for directly contacting with the work piece to omit aspatial gap between the narrow collecting chamber and the work piece,wherein during the cutting process, a cutting portion of the cuttingblade is entered into the narrow collecting chamber through thecontinuous inlet for cutting the work piece; and

an outlet provided at the sliding vacuum hood for connecting to asuction source, wherein the outlet is commutated with the continuousinlet for sucking residual debris of the work piece within the narrowcollecting chamber during the cutting process.

In accordance with another aspect of the invention, the presentinvention comprises an environment control arrangement for a power sawmachine which comprises a cutting blade being dropped down to cut a workpiece, wherein the environment control arrangement comprises:

a cutting table base for supporting the work piece thereon;

a sliding vacuum hood which comprises an upper plane having an actuatingchamber and a forward plane having a static chamber, wherein theactuating chamber and the static chamber are communicated with eachother to form a narrow collecting chamber with a continuous inlet fordirectly contacting with the work piece to omit a spatial gap betweenthe narrow collecting chamber and the work piece, wherein the narrowcollecting chamber is configured for receiving a cutting portion of thecutting blade into the narrow collecting chamber through the continuousinlet to cut the work piece during a cutting process; and

an outlet provided at a rear side of the sliding vacuum hood forconnecting to a suction source, wherein the outlet is commutated withthe continuous inlet for sucking residual debris thereat during thecutting process.

Still further objects and advantages will become apparent from aconsideration of the ensuing description and drawings.

These and other objectives, features, and advantages of the presentinvention will become apparent from the following detailed description,the accompanying drawings, and the appended claims.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a conventional power saw machine using atraditional environment control arrangement to collect residual debrisfrom the work piece during the cutting process.

FIG. 2 is a side view of a conventional power saw machine using atraditional environment control arrangement to collect residual debrisejected from the work piece during the cutting process.

FIG. 3 is a side view of an illustration of the spatial gap that existbetween the ejected residual particles from the work piece during thecutting process and the traditional environment control arrangementmounted on a conventional power saw machine.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a power saw machine with an environmentcontrol arrangement that is a preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 5 is a side view of a power saw machine with an environment controlarrangement that is a preferred embodiment of the present invention,illustrating the cutting head arrangement interacting with the slidingvacuum hood of the environment control arrangement.

FIG. 6 is a side view of a power saw machine with an environment controlarrangement that is a preferred embodiment of the present invention,illustrating the sliding vacuum hood adjustability about cutting tablebase.

FIG. 7 is a side view of a power saw machine with an environment controlarrangement that is a preferred embodiment of the present invention,illustrating the beginning of the cutting process to the end of thecutting process.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

The following description is disclosed to enable any person skilled inthe art to make and use the present invention. Preferred embodiments areprovided in the following description only as examples and modificationswill be apparent to those skilled in the art. The general principlesdefined in the following description would be applied to otherembodiments, alternatives, modifications, equivalents, and applicationswithout departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention.

Referring to FIGS. 4, 5, 6 and 7 of the drawings, a power saw machine 1equipped with an environment control arrangement 4 that is a preferredembodiment of the present invention. The power saw machine 1, which canbe a conventional power machine, is comprised of a cutting headarrangement 12 and a supporting frame 11. A supporting frame 11 iscomprised of a cutting table 112 slidably mounted on a structural frame111, in addition of the structure frame 111 has features that form anaxis from where the cutting head arrangement 12 will rotate about. Thecutting head arrangement 12 is pivotally connected to the supportingframe 11. The cutting head arrangement 12 comprises a driving motor 121and a cutting blade 122 that is driven to rotate by the driving motor121. The cutting head arrangement 12 is supported by the structuralframe 111 to be overhanging the environment control arrangement 4,thereby positioning the cutting blade 122 such that it can engage thework piece 113 to cut it.

The environment control arrangement 4 comprises a sliding vacuum hood41, and a cutting table base 42 slidably mounted to the structural frame111 for supporting a work piece 113. The cutting table base 42 iscomprised of a material guide 421 that is planarly mounted perpendicularto the sliding direction of the cutting table base 42 and the cuttingblade 122 plane, and the work surface 422 plane that is perpendicular tothe cutting blade 122 and the material guide 421 plane.

In other words, the cutting table base 42 has a L-shaped configurationto define the work surface 422 at a horizontal level and the materialguide 421 at a vertical level. The cutting table base 42 further has anelongated guiding slot 420 formed on the work surface 422 to align withthe cutting blade 122, wherein the elongated guiding slot 420 isindented on the work surface 422. Preferably, the elongated guiding slot420 is further extended from the work surface 422 to the material guide421. In other words, a portion of the elongated guiding slot 420 isformed at the material guide 421 while another portion of the elongatedguiding slot 420 is formed at the work surface 422.

As shown in FIG. 4, the sliding vacuum hood 41 comprises a narrowcollecting chamber 411 that is concave shape and has opening that iscomprised of a static chamber 4112 and an actuating chamber 4114 thatcan react to the proximity of the cutting head arrangement 12. The baseof the narrow collecting chamber 411 is positioned to be facing awayfrom the material guide 421. The base is to have an opening defined tobe the outlet 4113 and is to be the position of the suction source 22.The static chamber 4112 and actuating chamber 4114 together formmultiple planar surfaces with a slot in the middle bisecting them toform a continuous inlet 4111, that are positioned such that the cuttingblade 122 can partially enter the sliding vacuum hood 41 through theupper plane 412 and forward plane 413, if lowered from the overhangingposition. In addition, if the cutting head arrangement 12 contacts thesliding vacuum hood 41, the actuating chamber 4114 will rotate inwardsin conjunction with the cutting head arrangement 12.

Accordingly, the narrow collecting chamber 411 is configured fordirectly contacting with the work piece 113 to omit a spatial gapbetween the narrow collecting chamber 411 and the work piece 113,wherein during the cutting process, a cutting portion of the cuttingblade 122 is entered into the narrow collecting chamber 411 through thecontinuous inlet 4111 for cutting the work piece 113. The cuttingportion of the cutting blade 122 is a portion of the cutting blade 122after contacting and cutting the work piece 113 during the cuttingprocess. It is worth mentioning that the narrow collecting chamber 411has a planar configuration corresponding to the cutting blade 122 in aplanar direction.

As shown in FIG. 4, the actuating chamber 4114 is defined at the upperplane 412 while the static chamber 4112 is defined at the forward plane413, wherein the actuating chamber 4114 and the static chamber 4112 arecommunicated with each other to form the narrow collecting chamber 411,such that the continuous inlet 4111 is formed in multiple planarsurfaces to receive the cutting portion of the cutting blade 122 duringthe cutting process.

According to the preferred embodiment, the upper plane 412 has anelongated upper opening slot 4120 communicating with the actuatingchamber 4114 to form a portion of the continuous inlet 4111 for thecutting portion of the cutting blade 122 into the actuating chamber 4114via the elongated upper opening slot 4120. Furthermore, the forwardplane 413 has an elongated forward opening slot 4130 communicating withthe static chamber 4112 to form another portion of the continuous inlet4111 for the cutting portion of the cutting blade 122 into the staticchamber 4112 via the elongated forward opening slot 4130. In otherwords, the continuous inlet 4111 is constructed by the elongated upperopening slot 4120 and the elongated forward opening slot 4130, thecontinuous inlet 4111 is formed in multiple planar surfaces to receivethe cutting portion of the cutting blade 122 during the cutting process.Preferably, the upper plane 412 and the forward plane 413 areperpendicular to each other. During the cutting process, the cuttingblade 122 is dropped down, preferably pivotally moved, to enter into thenarrow collecting chamber 411 through the elongated upper opening slot4120 and the elongated forward opening slot 4130.

According to the preferred embodiment, the actuating chamber 4114 islocated above the static chamber 4112. Preferably, a depth of theactuating chamber 4114 from the upper plane 412 is gradually reducedfrom the forward plane 413 of the sliding vacuum hood 41 to the rearside thereof. Likewise, a depth of the static chamber 4112 from thebottom side is gradually increased from the forward plane 413 of thesliding vacuum hood 41 to the rear side thereof.

Accordingly, a width of the elongated upper opening slot 4120 is largerthan a thickness of the cutting blade 122. Preferably, a width of theelongated forward opening slot 4130 is larger than the width of theelongated upper opening slot 4120. In other words, a width of theactuating chamber 4114 is smaller than a width of the static chamber4112. It is worth mentioning that the width of the elongated upperopening slot 4120 should be as small as possible to minimize the suctionloss therethrough. The width of the elongated upper opening slot 4120should be slightly larger than the thickness of the cutting blade 122for allowing the cutting blade 122 entering through the elongated upperopening slot 4120. As shown in FIG. 4, a width of an upper portion ofthe actuating chamber 4114 is smaller than a width of a lower portion ofthe actuating chamber 4114.

The width of the static chamber 4112 is uniform. Furthermore, theelongated guiding slot 420 formed on the work surface 422 is aligned andcommunicated with the continuous inlet 4111. Particularly, the elongatedguiding slot 420 is aligned and communicated with the elongated forwardopening slot 4130.

The outlet 4113 is provided at the sliding vacuum hood 41 for connectingto the suction source 22, wherein the outlet 4113 is commutated with thecontinuous inlet 4111 for sucking residual debris of the work piece 113within the narrow collecting chamber 411 during the cutting process.

As shown in FIG. 5, an illustration of a cutting process 3 known asplunge cutting 33, wherein the cutting head arrangement 12 is driven tobe rotated towards the environment control arrangement 4. Performingthis action first in a cutting process 3 allows the cutting blade 122 tocut a channel 1131 in the work piece 113 whereby restricting ejectedresidual particles 31 from the cutting process 3 to stay within thechannel 1131 to be effectively captured by the sliding vacuum hood 41through the continuous inlet 4111. It is worth mentioning that there isno spatial gap 32 between the work piece 113 and the narrow collectingchamber 411 thereby reducing the suction force amount needed toeffectively collect the residual debris 31 from the cutting process 3,in addition the negative suction force generated by the suction source22 communicated through the outlet 4113 opening area and continuousinlet 4111 opening area has less suction loss due to the small differentbetween the areas in the two openings. This benefit enables using asuction source 22 of a lesser strength, which translate into smallerinvestment of a vacuum system, than if a user was having to considernegative force suction loss as mentioned above when using a traditionalenvironment control arrangement 2.

As shown in FIG. 6, an illustration of the adjustability of the slidingvacuum hood 41 with respect to the cutting table base 42 wherein anysize work piece 113 supported on the cutting table base 42 work surface422 will be held in place by means of contact by the material guide 421and the sliding vacuum hood 41 forward plane 413 leaving no spatial gap32 thereof. In other words, a front surface of the work piece 113 isbiased against the material guide 421 while a rear surface of the workpiece 113 is biased against the forward plane 413 of the sliding vacuumhood 41.

As shown in FIG. 7, an illustration of cutting process 3 when the powersaw machine 1 equipped with an environment control arrangement 4 that isa preferred embodiment of the present invention summarized in threesteps:

Step 1, the environment control arrangement 4 is illustrated to beadjusted to the size of the work piece 113, wherein the cutting tablebase 42 work surface 422 is supporting the work piece 113 while beingheld in place by means of contact by the material guide 421 and thesliding vacuum hood 41 forward plane 413 leaving no spatial gap 32thereof. Then the plunge cutting 33 cutting process 3 can begin.

It is worth mentioning that the sliding vacuum hood 41 is slidablymounted on the cutting table base 42 to selectively adjust a distancebetween the material guide 421 and the forward plane 413 of the slidingvacuum hood 41 for fitting the size of the work piece 113. Once the workpiece 113 is biased between the material guide 421 and the forward plane413 of the sliding vacuum hood 41, the sliding vacuum hood 41 is lockedon the cutting table base 42 via lockers, such as hand-screws, so as tolock up the work piece 113 on the work surface 422.

Step 2, illustrates completing the plunge cutting 33 process, whereinthe cutting blade 122 will had cut a channel 1131 in the work piece 113thereby restricting the ejected residual debris 31 to stay within thechannel 113 to be effectively captured by the sliding vacuum hood 41through the continuous inlet 4111, before the cutting table base 42 isdriven towards the cutting blade 122 separating the work piece 113 intotwo pieces. Accordingly, the cutting blade 122 is dropped down to enterinto the narrow collecting chamber 411 through the continuous inlet4111, i.e. the elongated upper opening slot 4120 and the elongatedforward opening slot 4130, in order to contact with the work piece 113.The cutting table base 42 is slid to the cutting blade 122, such thatthe work piece 113 is guided to slide and to be cut by the cutting blade122. Furthermore, the channel 1131 in the work piece 113 cut by thecutting blade 122 is formed to align with the elongated forward openingslot 4130 of the continuous inlet 4111 because the cutting blade 122 isentered into the narrow collecting chamber 411 through the continuousinlet 4111. Therefore, the residual debris 31 of the work piece 113 willbe sucked from the channel 1131 into the narrow collecting chamber 411through the continuous inlet 4111 during the cutting process.

It is worth mentioning that the elongated upper opening slot 4120 has aclosed end facing toward the rear side of the sliding vacuum hood 41,wherein an open end of the elongated upper opening slot 4120communicates with an upper end of the elongated forward opening slot4130. The closed end of the elongated upper opening slot 4120 is notextended through the rear side of the sliding vacuum hood 41, whereinwhen the cutting blade 122 enters into the narrow collecting chamber411, the cutting blade 122 cannot pass through the closed end of theelongated upper opening slot 4120.

Preferably, the environment control arrangement 4 further comprises asliding stopper 43 provided at the rear side of the sliding vacuum hood41 for limiting a forward sliding movement of the cutting table base 42.In one embodiment, the sliding stopper 43 is a stopper arm upwardlyextended from the rear side of the sliding vacuum hood 41, wherein thestopper arm 43 is arranged to contact with the power saw machine 1 toindicate an initial position of the sliding vacuum hood 41. For example,an upper portion of the stopper arm 43 will hit the rear side of thecutting head arrangement 12. In other words, once the stopper arm 43 iscontacted, the initial position of the sliding vacuum hood 41 isindicated to prevent the cutting blade 122 contacting the closed end ofthe elongated upper opening slot 4120 and to prevent the sliding vacuumhood 41 sliding further forward. Since the sliding stopper 43 is coupledat the rear side of the sliding vacuum hood 41, the sliding stopper 43further serves as a hose hanger for holding a suction hose at the outlet4113 to connect to the suction source 22.

Step 3, illustrates a complete cut and the work piece 113 is in twopieces. Then, the cutting blade 122 can be moved upwardly once thecutting process is completed.

It is worth mentioning that the environment control arrangement 4 can beincorporated with any existing power saw machine by simply mounting thecutting table base 42 to the frame of the existing power saw machine andlocating the sliding vacuum hood 41 at a back side of the work piece 113when the work piece 113 is placed on the cutting table base 42.

One skilled in the art will understand that the embodiment of thepresent invention as shown in the drawings and described above isexemplary only and not intended to be limiting.

It will thus be seen that the objects of the present invention have beenfully and effectively accomplished. The embodiments have been shown anddescribed for the purposes of illustrating the functional and structuralprinciples of the present invention and is subject to change withoutdeparture from such principles. Therefore, this invention includes allmodifications encompassed within the spirit and scope of the followingclaims.

What is claimed is:
 1. A power saw machine for cutting a work piece,comprising: a supporting frame; a cutting head arrangement whichcomprises a cutting blade driven to rotate for cutting the work pieceduring a cutting process; and an environment control arrangement, whichcomprises: a cutting table base slidably supported by said supportingframe for supporting the work piece on said cutting table base; asliding vacuum hood having a narrow collecting chamber with a continuousinlet for directly contacting with the work piece to omit a spatial gapbetween said narrow collecting chamber and the work piece, whereinduring said cutting process, a cutting portion of said cutting blade isentered into said narrow collecting chamber through said continuousinlet for cutting the work piece; and an outlet provided at said slidingvacuum hood for connecting to a suction source, wherein said outlet iscommutated with said continuous inlet for sucking residual debris of thework piece within said narrow collecting chamber during said cuttingprocess.
 2. The power saw machine, as recited in claim 1, wherein saidsliding vacuum hood comprises an upper plane having an actuating chamberand a forward plane having a static chamber, wherein said actuatingchamber and said static chamber are communicated with each other to formsaid narrow collecting chamber, such that said continuous inlet isformed in multiple planar surfaces to receive said cutting portion ofsaid cutting blade during said cutting process.
 3. The power sawmachine, as recited in claim 2, wherein said cutting table basecomprises a work surface and a material guide perpendicular to said worksurface for holding the work piece at a position that the work piece issupported on said work surface and is contacted and held between saidmaterial guide and said forward plane of said sliding vacuum hood. 4.The power saw machine, as recited in claim 1, wherein said cutting tablebase further has an elongated guiding slot formed on said work surfaceto align and communicate with said continuous inlet.
 5. The power sawmachine, as recited in claim 3, wherein said cutting table base furtherhas an elongated guiding slot formed on said work surface to align andcommunicate with said continuous inlet.
 6. The power saw machine, asrecited in claim 1, wherein said cutting head arrangement is a plungecutting type that said cutting blade is dropped down to enter saidcutting portion of said cutting blade into said narrow collectingchamber through said continuous inlet for cutting the work piece.
 7. Thepower saw machine, as recited in claim 5, wherein said cutting headarrangement is a plunge cutting type that said cutting blade is droppeddown to enter said cutting portion of said cutting blade into saidnarrow collecting chamber through said continuous inlet for cutting thework piece.
 8. The power saw machine, as recited in claim 2, whereinsaid upper plane has an elongated upper opening slot communicating withsaid actuating chamber to form a portion of said continuous inlet forsaid cutting portion of said cutting blade into said actuating chambervia said elongated upper opening slot.
 9. The power saw machine, asrecited in claim 7, wherein said upper plane has an elongated upperopening slot communicating with said actuating chamber to form a portionof said continuous inlet for said cutting portion of said cutting bladeinto said actuating chamber via said elongated upper opening slot. 10.The power saw machine, as recited in claim 2, wherein said forward planehas an elongated forward opening slot communicating with said staticchamber to form a portion of said continuous inlet for said cuttingportion of said cutting blade into said static chamber via saidelongated forward opening slot.
 11. The power saw machine, as recited inclaim 9, wherein said forward plane has an elongated forward openingslot communicating with said static chamber to form a portion of saidcontinuous inlet for said cutting portion of said cutting blade intosaid static chamber via said elongated forward opening slot.
 12. Thepower saw machine, as recited in claim 2, wherein said upper plane andsaid forward plane are perpendicular to each other.
 13. The power sawmachine, as recited in claim 11, wherein said upper plane and saidforward plane are perpendicular to each other.
 14. The power sawmachine, as recited in claim 2, wherein a width of said actuatingchamber is smaller than a width of said static chamber.
 15. The powersaw machine, as recited in claim 13, wherein a width of said actuatingchamber is smaller than a width of said static chamber.
 16. The powersaw machine, as recited in claim 1, wherein said outlet is provided at arear side of said sliding vacuum hood.
 17. The power saw machine, asrecited in claim 15, wherein said outlet is provided at a rear side ofsaid sliding vacuum hood.
 18. An environment control arrangement for apower saw machine which comprises a cutting blade to cut a work piece,wherein said environment control arrangement comprises: a cutting tablebase for supporting the work piece thereon; a sliding vacuum hood whichcomprises an upper plane having an actuating chamber and a forward planehaving a static chamber, wherein said actuating chamber and said staticchamber are communicated with each other to form a narrow collectingchamber with a continuous inlet for directly contacting with the workpiece to omit a spatial gap between said narrow collecting chamber andthe work piece, wherein said narrow collecting chamber is configured forreceiving a cutting portion of the cutting blade into said narrowcollecting chamber through said continuous inlet to cut the work pieceduring a cutting process; and an outlet provided at a rear side of saidsliding vacuum hood for connecting to a suction source, wherein saidoutlet is commutated with said continuous inlet for sucking residualdebris thereat during said cutting process.
 19. The environment controlarrangement, as recited in claim 18, wherein said cutting table basecomprises a work surface and a material guide perpendicular to said worksurface for holding the work piece at a position that the work piece issupported on said work surface and is contacted and held between saidmaterial guide and said forward plane of said sliding vacuum hood. 20.The environment control arrangement, as recited in claim 19, whereinsaid upper plane has an elongated upper opening slot communicating withsaid actuating chamber to form a portion of said continuous inlet forsaid cutting portion of said cutting blade into said actuating chambervia said elongated upper opening slot, wherein said forward plane has anelongated forward opening slot communicating with said static chamber toform another portion of said continuous inlet for said cutting portionof said cutting blade into said static chamber via said elongatedforward opening slot.
 21. The environment control arrangement, asrecited in claim 20, wherein said upper plane and said forward plane areperpendicular to each other.
 22. The environment control arrangement, asrecited in claim 21, wherein said cutting table base further has anelongated guiding slot formed on said work surface to align andcommunicate with said continuous inlet.